Kurt Schlosser

2 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Kurt Schlosser

Sharing the road and giving enough space may be the best way for drivers to help keep cyclists safe. But what if there was a way technology could help map the city roadways where drivers adhere to those principles the best? Researchers at the University of Washington developed a system that logs when a passing car comes too close to a cyclist (within four feet).

2 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Kurt Schlosser

Not satisfied with what they considered overly complicated methods for cooking unsatisfactory chicken, Dave Atchison and Tony Smith jumped out of the frying pan and into the startup fire. The two tech veterans and longtime friends — experienced in Seattle’s e-commerce and high-tech cooking scenes — are the co-founders of PoulTree, an idea so simple it should make your mouth water, whether you’re an inventor at heart or you just love the taste of a perfectly roasted bird.

2 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Kurt Schlosser

Bill Gates escalated his ongoing feud with Elon Musk, telling The New York Times in a new interview that the Tesla chief is effectively killing kids with the “stunning” budgetary cuts being made by his Department of Government Efficiency. “He’s the one who cut the U.S.A.I.D. budget,” Gates told the Times. “He put it in the wood chipper, because he didn’t go to a party that weekend.

2 days ago | geekwire.com | Kurt Schlosser

Not satisfied with what they considered overly complicated methods for cooking unsatisfactory chicken, Dave Atchison and Tony Smith jumped out of the frying pan and into the startup fire. The two tech veterans and longtime friends — experienced in Seattle’s e-commerce and high-tech cooking scenes — are the co-founders of PoulTree, an idea so simple it should make your mouth water, whether you’re an inventor at heart or you just love the taste of a perfectly roasted bird.

4 days ago | businessandamerica.com | Kurt Schlosser

When Rachel Wilson moved from Southern California to Boise, Idaho, she was coming off running and scaling her own company, navigating large, international distribution channels as a young entrepreneur. Her goal was to step back, get a 9-to-5 job and be “normal” for a while. “I stayed normal about a year and a half,” Wilson said, before she began the journey of launching another startup.